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Gordon asks Supreme Court to bar trans athletes from girls' sports

JACKSON — Even though Gov.

Most tribal offices reopen after SBC standoff

LANDER — A leadership clash expected to be resolved in tribal court shuttered offices at the Eastern Shoshone Tribe t

Lawmakers vote to axe UW’s block grant, defund Wyoming Public Media

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Former State Superintendent Balow announces run for U.S. House

Fifth-generation Wyomingite left the state in 2022 to become state superintendent in Virginia.

Fewer Wyomingites enroll in Obamacare, so far

Numbers may continue to drop when insurance bills hit mailboxes.

Tens of millions denied for Dept. of Health budget request

CHEYENNE — In a budget markup session Tuesday, the Wyoming Legislature’s Joint Appropriations Committee moved to stri

Wind dust up continues

Residents overwhelmingly criticize state wind decision as Gray calls for vote on rescinding Pronghorn H2 leases, S

Two vehicle fatalities in eastern Wyoming cap first week of 2026

DOUGLAS (WNE) — Two fatal accidents just after the start of the new year bring the number of total fatalities on Wyom

One dead following bar fight

LANDER (WNE) — Three men have been arrested after a Lander man reportedly died as a result of a bar fight on Friday n

Wyoming’s average gas prices drop 1.8 cents a gallon in past week

CHEYENNE (WNE) —- Average gasoline prices in Wyoming have fallen 1.8 cents per gallon in the last week, averaging $2.

Gov. Gordon asks lawmakers not to defund Wyoming Business Council

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Degenfelder announces bid for governor after Trump endorsement

As the top education official in the state for the past three years, Degenfelder has overseen several conservat

Episode 51 — Give us Gordo vs. Gray

This week on the podcast, Bob and Alexis dig into one of the most serious accountability stories to come out of Westo

Wyoming Freedom Caucus aims at state spending, voting machines and the judicial branch in 2026 priorities

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Dems host listening session, identify issues to bring back to Legislature

JACKSON — Teton County residents have a litany of concerns keeping them up at night.

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